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Summers here can sometimes
get a bit hot, but most often they are cool and comfortable.
You can find campgrounds and campsites ranging from popular
state parks to out-of-the-way spots in the backcountry where
you might not see another camper. If you are well prepared,
you can even go winter camping. Pulling your supplies in by
sled and skis can be a great way to warm yourself up on a
cold day. Wildlife is often During the day, camping offers
you the chance to hike, fish, take pictures, or just hang
out with nature. At night, you can look at the stars that
are so much brighter when you are away from the lights of
the city or town where you live. You can also sit by a glowing
campfire and roast marshmallows or tell ghost stories.
No matter what, you need to be prepared for all kinds of weather and activities. To find out more about camping and the Upper Great Lakes region, check out these links:
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If
you like the outdoors, there is no better way to enjoy it
than by spending a few nights camping. The forests and shorelines
of the northern Great Lakes provide an abundance of beautiful
and fun places to explore with 
family
and friends. 
easier
to see at this time of the year too because all of the leaves
are off of the trees. Whatever season or environment you prefer,
you are likely to be able to find it someplace in the Northwoods.
What
to bring: